Put in am/is/are. 2) i not tired. 3) this bag heavy. 4) these bags heavy 5)look! there marouane. 6) my brother and i good tennis players. 7) her children at school 8)my sister a nurse 9) your shoes very birty, you should clean them 10) this house not very big

2)аm 3)is 4) are 5)is 6)незнаю 7)- 8)is 9)are 10)is

1). at seven o'clock i usually get up, make my bed and go to school after having breakfast. 2). at seven o'clock yesterday it was heavily raining and i had to take a bus. 3). when i was coming home from school yesterday, i met a friend of mine. 4). i was watching television yesterday evening while granny was baking a meat pie for supper. 5). when the clock struck midnight, my family was happily sleeping in their beds. 6). while i was doing my homework yesterday, my friends were playing ball in the yard.

1. good-bye, and thank you ever so much (for coming) with me. 2. she was afraid (of go ing) on public transport. 3. she began to have frightful pains all over her, and she held her breath to prevent herself (from cry ing) out and ( wak ing) her mother. 4. this was daphne's only chance (of tell ing) them of her college life. 5. she had the local habit (of plac ing) the word "eh" at the end of her remarks, questions and answers alike. 6. i was aware (of plung ing) into a network of fresh difficulties. 7. his mother would not like the idea (of eat ing) fruit unwashed. 8. "it seems to me an awfully selfish way (of look ing) at things," said philip. 9. "i don’t see the use (of read ing) the same thing over and over again," said philip. 10. sandy could not remember (being asked) about it. 11. i had not asked for advice, i was quite capable (of advis ing) myself. 12. that's no reason (for giv ing up).13. it would be better to wait for him on the terrace where she was fond (of sit ting) toward evening (enjoy ing) the view of which she was never tired. 14. dad would not dream (of say ing) such a thing to anyone. 15. miss brodie was greatly taken aback and suffered greatly from a sense (being betrayed). 16. he was looking forward (to tak ing) the tickets. 17. are you thinking, sandy, (about do ing) a day’s washing? 18. and then a minute or two afterwards someone else entered the room and expressed his surprise (of having found) griffiths there. 19. she was on the point (of obtain ing) permission to go for walks alone. 20. jane, your nose wants (blow ing). 21. "that child needs (being taken) care of," said eliza. 22. he felt that life was worth (being taken) care of. 23. the night seemed very long. he shivered. he was ashamed (of sleep ing) on the embankment. 24. they were busy (find ing) some food. 25. did he suspect her (of having seen) him enter the room? 26. thank you (for giv ing) me this book. 27. his heart sank at the thought (of go ing) out into the bleak darkness. 28. these girls did not say anything to the others (being painted) by the art master. 29. "i'm not very good (at guess ing)," i said, with a laugh. 30. ann was such a friendly, pretty child, few people could resist (talk ing) to her. 31. the baby was round and very red, with dark curly hair. "fancy her (hav ing) hair. i thought they were born bald," said raymond. 32. i don't like (wear ing) a black tie to movies. i enjoy (see ing) my movies when i eat popcorn. 33. but i can't tell you how grateful i am to you (for listen ing) to me. i had to talk about it and it was so kind of you to listen.